Water shoots from ground after line damaged in Queens
A National Grid crew was making repairs in Queens when a gas line and water line were damaged Thursday.
Some NYC voters report scanners in Queens took multiple tries
Some NYC voters reported that it took several attempts to scan their ballots at polling sites in Queens on Election Day.
Queens officials announce long-term plan to clean up Roosevelt Avenue
Queens elected officials and community leaders on Wednesday announced a new seven-point plan to crack down on crime and clean up Roosevelt Avenue.
Suspect in custody in deadly Somers, N.Y. shooting
A child was killed and two other people were critically wounded in a shooting late Monday night in Somers, N.Y.
1 girl killed, 1 injured subway surfing in Queens, police say
One girl was killed and another was critically injured while subway surfing Sunday night in Queens, police say.
Lithium-ion battery fire kills Bronx man, FDNY says
One man is dead and several other people were hurt in a fire at a multifamily home in the Bronx Thursday night.
Cyclist killed in Queens hit-and-run by SUV fleeing police, sources say
Police are searching for three suspects involved in a fatal hit-and-run in Astoria, Queens. The suspects were fleeing a burglary scene when they crashed into a cyclist, police sources said.
New Yorkers worry neighborhoods aren't equipped for "City of Yes"
Tuesday was the second day of public hearings on Mayor Eric Adams' "City of Yes" housing proposal.
New Yorkers debate merits of "City of Yes" housing proposal
As the City Council mulls Mayor Adams' "City of Yes" housing proposal, New Yorkers are getting their say.
NYC eye doctor punched during exam gets stitches in head
Police are looking for a man seen on surveillance video punching an eye doctor who was examining a patient at his Upper East Side clinic.
Lithium-ion battery sparks deadly Brooklyn fire, FDNY says
A lithium-ion battery sparked a deadly fire early Wednesday morning in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, the FDNY says.
New York City's Columbus Day Parade celebrates Italian pride
New York City's annual Columbus Day Parade marched through Manhattan on Monday, celebrating Italian American culture.
NYC employees arrested in former Gov. Paterson assault, police say
Two more people have been arrested in a gang assault on former New York Gov. David Paterson and his stepson, Anthony Sliwa.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams pleads not guilty to federal bribery charges
Indicted NYC Mayor Eric Adams pleaded not guilty to federal bribery and campaign finance charges at his arraignment Friday.
NYPD preparing for U.N. General Assembly next week
The U.N. General Assembly ramps up this week in NYC, bringing security and street closures for President Joe Biden and other leaders.